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Right-wing MKs praised the repeal of the Disengagement Law, while some are marking the return to Gush Katif as the next goal.
According to the new proposal, the Judicial Appointments Committee will include 11 members instead of the current nine, while six out of the eleven will come from coalition parties.
By appointing the next two justices in October, one of whom could become the next chief justice, the coalition could still gain political influence over the court system.
Gallant reportedly fears widespread refusal to serve throughout all branches of the IDF as part of nationwide protests against the judicial reform.
Members of Likud and other coalition MKs criticize the compromise and demand the original law.
In a viral video the paperwork in Netanyahu's hands is seen shaking violently. Did his hands shake or is there another explanation?
Haredi MKs demanded that haredi people should get preferential treatment in employment like released soldiers get.
Zeevi-Farkash: This is chance to resolve identity gaps between different Jewish camps
The law proposes to change the identity of the committee and is being retraction in order to "avoid opposition's conspiracy theories"
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said a "more balanced" law was needed for electronic monitoring bracelets.
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